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Guarani Energia combines Paraguayan yerba mate with guarana, one of South America's most potent natural stimulants, for an intense double-caffeine energy boost. This is the choice for those seeking maximum natural stimulation and strong effects.
What does Guarani Energia taste like?
Guarani Energia tastes intense and energizing with a characteristic smoky aroma from traditional barbacuá drying, creating a delicately sour and vegetal aftertaste. The robust taste profile delivers the strong, smoky character Guarani is known for while maintaining perfect balance with the guarana's unique contribution.
About the manufacturer
Guarani is produced by EBSA (Eno Brönstrup S.A.), a legendary Paraguayan company with over 70 years of expertise in yerba mate. The brand was launched in 2017 specifically for international markets, particularly Europe, while drawing on EBSA's heritage with the iconic Selecta brand.
How do you prepare Guarani Energia?
Prepare Guarani Energia by filling your gourd about two-thirds with loose leaf, inserting your filtered bombilla, and adding cold water first. Top with hot water around 70-75°C and steep for a few minutes. This energizing blend is excellent hot or cold, though many prefer it hot to fully experience the stimulating effects.
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For those ready to step up their mate game. Taragui Sin Palo strips away the stems and loads you with pure leaves (about 90% leaf content), creating a richer, stronger, and more full-bodied experience. This is where you taste the real complexity that serious mate drinkers crave.
What does Taragui Sin Palo taste like?
Taragui Sin Palo has a uniquely rich and smooth flavor with a velvety, creamy texture that pure leaves deliver. You still get the smoky, earthy goodness of traditional yerba mate, but it's wrapped in a noticeably softer feel. The stronger leaf-to-stem ratio brings out more pronounced earthiness mixed with subtle sweetness, creating a more complex and full-bodied taste than the Traditional version.
About the manufacturer
Taragui Sin Palo comes from Establecimiento Las Marías in Corrientes, Argentina, the world's leading yerba mate producer. Since 1924, they've been perfecting their craft with air-drying technology that eliminates carcinogenic PAHs and maintains purity without agrochemicals. Their vertically integrated operation means they control every stage from seedbed to package, guaranteeing consistency and quality in every sip.
How do you prepare Taragui Sin Palo?
Prepare Sin Palo the same way you'd prepare any loose-leaf mate: fill your gourd three-quarters full, tilt it, pour lukewarm water along the side, then add hot water at 70-80°C. Because there are fewer stems, you'll get a denser, more powdery texture, so use a fine filtered bombilla if you have one.
CBSE Limón is a bright and zesty yerba mate infused with lemon flavoring, combining traditional herbal depth with citrus freshness. This blend delivers lemon peel aroma that permeates the nose, creating a fresh and invigorating character that's distinctly bright without artificial quality. It's perfect for those seeking sharp, citrusy flavors and particularly excellent for morning energy or cold tereré preparation.
What does CBSE Limon taste like?
CBSE Limón tastes bright, zesty, and citrus-forward with herbal depth from the yerba mate base providing complexity beneath the lemon character. The lemon peel aroma is prominent and fresh, creating an invigorating experience with distinctive bright scent. The taste maintains fresh and energizing character throughout, with reviewers praising it as a real treat to have mate with such dynamic citrus flavor. The overall profile avoids artificial character, maintaining genuine lemon quality integrated with the herbal mate foundation.
About the manufacturer
Limón comes from CBSé, Argentina's flavor yerba mate pioneer with decades of tradition in the category they created. The blend uses lemon flavoring (ARO/SAB designation) within CBSé's quality standards, maintaining gluten-free certification and vegan-friendly composition. The company's commitment to decades of Argentine tradition ensures consistent quality and authentic flavor without artificial processing or additives.
How do you prepare CBSE Limon?
CBSE Limón prepares identically to all CBSé flavored variants: fill your gourd two-thirds full, pour hot water (70-75°C), insert the bombilla, and drink. The bright lemon character particularly shines in cold tereré preparation during warm months, creating a refreshing and revitalizing experience. It works excellently for morning energy consumption or any time requiring an invigorating beverage. The blend functions in traditional gourd-and-bombilla preparation, cold tereré, or Western-style infusers, maintaining bright citrus character across all preparation methods.
When Union launched in 1982, they revolutionized the yerba mate market by creating the first "suave" (smooth) mate, proving that authentic Argentine mate doesn't have to punch you in the mouth. Union Traditional is the accessible everyday option: smooth, balanced, and designed to let you enjoy mate throughout the day without overwhelming your palate.
What does Union Traditional taste like?
Union Traditional has a smooth and balanced flavor profile that's initially pleasant with surprising character underneath. You'll find subtle citrus notes dancing with floral and soil notes, while hints of wood and nuttiness create a rounded, approachable taste. The aroma is sweet, rich, and thick with floral undertones and dry fruity notes, one of the most complex aromas in the Union lineup. There's mild bitterness, cereal undertones, and even honey notes that make this mate-drinking experience gentle and enjoyable.
About the manufacturer
Union Traditional is produced by Establecimiento Las Marías in Gobernador Virasoro, Corrientes, Argentina, the same facility that produces Taragui. Las Marías controls everything from seedbed selection to final packaging, using biological products instead of pesticides and maintaining FSC certification for sustainable forestry. When Union was created in 1982, it marked the first yerba mate specifically engineered to be smooth and mild, changing the market forever.
How do you prepare Union Traditional?
Fill your mate gourd about three-quarters full with Union Traditional, tilt the gourd, and pour lukewarm water along the tilted side. Then add hot water at 70-80°C and place your bombilla in the gourd. Sip and pass it around.
Yaguar Energia Guarana combines traditional Brazilian yerba mate with guarana powder for maximum caffeine delivery and sustained energy. This is Yaguar's most intensely stimulating blend, described as probably the most stimulating mate tea ever.
What does Yaguar Energia Guarana taste like?
Yaguar Energia Guarana tastes with bold, assertive mate character enhanced by guarana's stimulating effect, maintaining classic harmonious taste despite high potency. The full-bodied, energizing sensation delivers nutty undertones from guarana while preserving refined flavor.
About the manufacturer
Yaguar Energia Guarana is produced by Yaguar, a Brazilian company based in Curitiba, Paraná. The brand specializes in naturally flavored yerba mate using hand-harvested wild leaves from the biodiverse Paraná Basin rainforest, combined with 18-month aging for smooth flavor.
How do you prepare Yaguar Energia Guarana?
Prepare Yaguar Energia Guarana by filling your gourd two-thirds with the blend, adding your bombilla, and pouring cold water first. Top with water no hotter than 80°C and use approximately 15g per cup with traditional bombilla preparation. Steep several minutes for full stimulating effect.
Barao Tradicional is the foundational line of this respected Brazilian brand, delivering authentic chimarrão that built Barao's reputation across South Brazil. Fine, powdery, and bright green, this is real Brazilian mate, fresh, delicate, and ready to drink immediately after drying.
What does Barao Tradicional taste like?
Barao Tradicional tastes fresh and herbal with a lightly toasted character and soft, slow opening notes. The grassy flavor leads, developing a bold punch as you continue drinking, then finishing with subtle hazelnut and faint iodine character. The profile is mild overall with gentle complexity that rewards patient preparation.
About the manufacturer
Barao de Cotegipe was founded in 1951 and established as a brand in 1983, based in Rio Grande do Sul, the heart of Brazil's chimarrão tradition. The company uses conveyor belt dryers with zero smoke contact, preserving the brilliant bright green color and fresh aroma that define authentic Brazilian chimarrão.
How do you prepare Barao Tradicional?
Prepare Barao Tradicional with water heated to 70-80°C, not boiling. Pack your gourd two-thirds to three-quarters full with the powdery mate, insert a spoon-shaped bombilla with a fine filter, and enjoy up to15 refills before the flavor exhausts.
La Rubia Orgánica represents Paraguayan artisanal excellence from a small family business led by Eugen Tischler. This organic mate undergoes 2-year aging to develop sophisticated flavor with smoky depth, tobacco, cherry, dark chocolate, and tart notes, qualities comparable to peaty Islay scotch. Brewing at lower temperatures (60°C) reveals generous, layered complexity.
What does La Rubia Organica taste like?
La Rubia Organica tastes quite strong yet refined with instantly smoky character that's never rough or harsh, developing smoothly with velvety layered textures. The gourmet flavor profile reveals tobacco, cherry, dark chocolate, and tart notes that create sophisticated depth without overwhelming intensity. This temperature-sensitive mate rewards proper brewing technique with generous flavor development that compares to the elegant transitions found in fine spirits.
About the manufacturer
La Rubia Orgánica is produced by a traditional family business in Paraguay led by Eugen Tischler, operating in old-fashioned, small-batch production style without formal online presence. Despite unconventional marketing, the brand achieves international fame through word-of-mouth reputation and quality recognition among experienced materos. The 2-year aging period develops complexity and smoothness that define this premium offering.
How do you prepare La Rubia Organica?
Prepare La Rubia Organica with precise attention to temperature, around 60°C is optimal, lower than typical yerba mate. Fill your mate gourd three-quarters full, cover and shake gently, then add warm water at this lower temperature to one side and insert your bombilla.
Discover the rich and refined taste of Rosamonte Seleccion Especial! Only the best leaves are selected for this premium variety of Rosamonte. Sealed for freshness, enjoy intense flavors every time. A powerful energy boost and antioxidants for a healthy lifestyle. Perfect for traditional use or modern infusions. Experience for yourself the passion and authenticity of Rosamonte Seleccion Especial!
Available in 0.5 kg packaging.
Verde Mate Ashwaganda blends air-dried yerba mate with ashwagandha root (an adaptogenic herb) plus lemongrass, jasmine flowers, hops, chamomile, and floral accents. This sophisticated blend bridges energy and relaxation for balanced wellness.
What does Verde Mate Ashwaganda taste like?
Verde Mate Ashwaganda tastes refined and sophisticated with herbal complexity and floral notes, featuring jasmine's sweetness and aroma balanced by ashwagandha's earthiness. The captivating aromatic profile creates a unique balance between stimulating and calming effects.
About the manufacturer
Verde Mate Ashwaganda is created by Venusti sp. z o.o. in Wrocław, Poland, a company established in 2012 specializing in innovative yerba mate blends. The brand draws on Polish-Brazilian collaboration with a small family plantation in Paraná, Brazil.
How do you prepare Verde Mate Ashwaganda?
Prepare Verde Mate Ashwaganda by filling your gourd two-thirds with the blend, adding your filtered bombilla, and pouring cold water first. Top with hot water around 70-75°C and steep several minutes. This blend is best enjoyed hot in afternoon or evening for its balanced stress-management and energy properties.
CBSE Frutos del Valle is a gourmet variant from CBSé's premium line, infusing yerba mate with natural pear and apple aroma. This blend delivers potent, refreshingly tart character with pleasant fruity taste that appeals to both beginners and quality-conscious mat drinkers. The sophisticated flavor profile maintains consistency across all serving temperatures, from cold tereré to hot mate.
What does CBSE Frutos del Valle taste like?
CBSE Frutos del Valle tastes fruity and refreshing with green apple and pear notes that correspond directly to the package imagery. The blend features potent, tart aroma with pleasant fruity taste layering nicely over the yerba mate base, creating well-balanced flavor across temperature ranges. The taste profile maintains consistency whether served hot or cold, offering noticeable effects and long-lasting flavor durability. Experienced mate drinkers appreciate the quality and consistency, while newcomers find it more sophisticated than some mass-market alternatives without sacrificing accessibility.
About the manufacturer
Frutos del Valle comes from CBSé's Gourmet line, reflecting the company's commitment to quality across their flavored yerba mate portfolio. The blend uses natural pear and apple flavoring within CBSé's established quality framework, maintaining their reputation for genuine flavor without artificial character. The product demonstrates CBSé's understanding of gourmet consumers seeking more refined taste profiles while remaining accessible to newer drinkers.
How do you prepare CBSE Frutos del Valle?
CBSE Frutos del Valle prepares identically to all CBSé flavored blends: fill your gourd two-thirds full, pour hot water (60-85°C depending on preference), insert the bombilla, and drink. The blend works equally well in traditional mate preparation and cold tereré, making it suitable for any season or preparation preference.
Playadito Despalada is a premium stem-free version that delivers deeper complexity than the Traditional. This refined variant removes most stems through mechanical sifting, concentrating the flavor into a more sophisticated blend ideal for experienced mate drinkers seeking earthy depth without excessive sweetness.
What does Playadito Despalada taste like?
Playadito Despalada tastes richer and more complex than the Traditional, with less floral sweetness and more prominent molasses-like and caramel undertones. The flavor profile features subtle honey and toffee notes balanced with distinct caramel and nut flavors that create a full-bodied experience. While still smooth, it offers more intensity and earthiness than the honey-forward Traditional, making it ideal for those who appreciate concentrated leaf flavor with genuine depth rather than pure sweetness.
About the manufacturer
Despalada products come from the same Cooperativa Agrícola de la Colonia Liebig that has been producing Playadito since 1979. The cooperative's commitment to quality includes careful leaf selection and additional mechanical processing to ensure consistent stem removal below 5%. The 12-month aging process develops the characteristic richness and balance that sets Despalada apart, maintaining the cooperative's reputation for excellence across its entire product line.
How do you prepare Playadito Despalada?
Playadito Despalada is prepared identically to traditional Argentine mate: fill your gourd about two-thirds with the loose yerba, pour hot water (70-80°C), insert the bombilla, and enjoy!
For those ready to drop the stems and embrace pure leaf power. Amanda Despalada strips away most of the woody stems, leaving you with 90-95% leaf content that delivers authentic, slightly smoky taste with stronger, more concentrated flavor and higher caffeine content. This is the move when you want a robust, energizing mate.
What does Amanda Despalada taste like?
Amanda Despalada has an authentic, slightly smoky taste with a stronger, more prominent mate flavor than traditional versions, yet still manages to stay smooth and mild despite the higher intensity. You'll notice grassy and woody notes with hints of sweetness, creating a cleaner infusion with a smoother, more consistent taste thanks to the absence of stems. The flavor is noticeably stronger than con palo versions, delivering more concentrated mate character without becoming harsh or overwhelming.
About the manufacturer
Amanda Despalada is crafted by La Cachuera S.A. using their 100+ years of family expertise and modern laboratory quality control. The unsmoked processing ensures pure yerba mate character without carcinogenic compounds. The company maintains ecological balance as a constant concern, using practically no agrochemicals and relying on organic fertilizers. Despalada products come with gluten-free certification and comply with Argentine food regulations (Sin T.A.C.C.).
How do you prepare Amanda Despalada?
Prepare Amanda Despalada using traditional mate technique: fill your gourd about three-quarters full, tilt it and add lukewarm water first, then hot water at 70-80°C and enjoy!
CBSE Frutos Tropicales is a special edition blend infusing yerba mate with smooth, fruity tropical aromas featuring mango, passion fruit, and citrus. This exotic fruit combination delivers naturally sweet tropical character without artificial quality, creating a unique experience for those seeking adventurous flavors. The blend is completely gluten-free and suitable for hot or cold preparation, bringing tropical freshness to daily mate ritual.
What does CBSE Frutos Tropicales taste like?
CBSE Frutos Tropicales tastes smooth and fruity with a sweet tropical aroma combining mango, orange, and passion fruit notes into a cohesive, exotic experience. The blend creates balanced tropical flavor that integrates beautifully with the yerba mate base rather than overwhelming it, maintaining herbal complexity while delivering distinctly tropical character. The overall taste profile remains refreshing and naturally sweet without artificial aftertaste, making it appealing to both fruit-flavor enthusiasts and those seeking exotic beverage experiences.
About the manufacturer
Frutos Tropicales comes from CBSé's commitment to flavor innovation within their specialized production facilities. The blend uses natural mango, orange, and passion fruit flavoring (0.09%, 0.04%, and 0.04% respectively) combined with 99.83% pure yerba mate. CBSé maintains completely gluten-free certification suitable for celiacs, alongside gluten-free status across their entire tropical blend offering. Proper storage in cool, dry conditions preserves the original aroma and character.
How do you prepare CBSE Frutos Tropicales?
CBSE Frutos Tropicales prepares identically to other CBSé flavored blends: fill your gourd two-thirds full, pour hot water (70-75°C), insert the bombilla, and drink. The tropical blend particularly excels as cold tereré during warm weather, when exotic fruit aromas become especially refreshing and appealing. The smooth, fruity character works equally well in traditional gourd preparation and cold preparation methods. It also functions beautifully in French press or standard infusers, bringing tropical freshness to daily mate ritual regardless of preparation method.
When you want to taste South America without leaving your mate gourd. Taragui Naranja blends the authentic earthiness of traditional Argentine yerba mate with a refreshing burst of natural orange flavoring. This is the most exotic option from Taragui, smooth, invigorating, and perfect for anyone seeking a citrus twist on the classics.
What does Taragui Naranja taste like?
Taragui Naranja tastes like traditional Taragui mate with a delicious orange upgrade: fresh citrus notes come forward on the palate while the earthy, woodsy base keeps things grounded and balanced. The orange aroma is noticeable throughout every infusion, creating a bright, refreshing character that never overwhelms. You get the smoothness and energy of standard yerba mate wrapped in a sunny citrus flavor that begs for cold water and ice.
About the manufacturer
Taragui Naranja is crafted by Establecimiento Las Marías using their signature air-drying method that eliminates carcinogenic PAHs. The natural orange flavoring is carefully blended with the finest yerba mate leaves and stems from Corrientes, Argentina. Over 85 years of production expertise goes into every package, backed by certifications proving no agrochemical residues and full EU food safety compliance.
How do you prepare Taragui Naranja?
Taragui Naranja works beautifully both hot and cold. For traditional hot mate, fill your gourd three-quarters full, add lukewarm water, then hot water at 70-80°C, and pass it around with your bombilla. For summer tereré (cold mate), simply pour cold water or ice-cold juice over the leaves and sip through your bombilla.
Baldo Traditional offers refined, approachable yerba mate following Uruguayan P.U.1 standards. Produced by Canarias in southern Brazil but positioned as a Uruguayan-style blend, this premium mate delivers bold, earthy flavor with dark chocolate overtones and minimal bitterness. Long-lasting sessions of 1-1.5 liters per brew make this exceptional value for quality seekers.
What does Baldo Traditional taste like?
Baldo Traditional tastes bold and earthy with rich dark chocolate overtones and minimal bitterness, delivering a full-bodied, harmonious, stable taste that remains refined and approachable. The unsmoked preparation emphasizes natural flavor without smoky characteristics, while the 90% leaf composition ensures smooth, consistent flavor throughout extended brewing sessions. This is ideal for those seeking strong character without excessive intensity.
About the manufacturer
Baldo is produced by Canarias S.A., a respected South American yerba mate company, using leaves grown in southern Brazil (Santa Catarina, Paraná, Rio Grande provinces). The product follows strict Uruguayan P.U.1 standards (minimum 90% ground leaf, maximum 10% ground stem), positioned as a refined alternative to stronger Canarias blends and representing quality production with traditional methods.
How do you prepare Baldo Traditional?
Prepare Baldo Traditional using traditional mate gourd method: fill your gourd about three-quarters full with the unsmoked yerba, cover and shake gently to settle the contents, then add warm water (75-85°C) to one side and insert your bombilla. This blend is known for exceptional longevity in the mate, you can brew 1-1.5 liters per session with consistent flavor retention throughout. The smooth profile and excellent brew duration make this exceptional value.
Canarias Té Verde y Jengibre combines Uruguayan yerba mate with green tea and ground ginger, creating incredibly aromatic and flavorful blend with unique, very original taste. The green tea selection provides antioxidant contribution while ginger aids digestion, delivering sophisticated blend for those seeking lighter mate experience with fresh, spicy-sweet notes and functional wellness properties alongside traditional mate benefits.
What does Canarias Te Verde y Jengibre taste like?
Canarias Té Verde y Jengibre tastes herbal, grassy, and woody with spicy ground ginger note throughout. The ginger character resembles ground ginger with delicate hint of spice and sweetness creating comforting warmth, while the green tea contributes complexity alongside yerba mate base. The medium-bodied profile delivers balanced flavor across all serving temperatures (60-85°C), maintaining consistent herbal, grassy character with distinctive spicy dimension. The overall taste profile creates fresh, spicy-sweet experience comfortable for both traditional hot mate and cold tereré preparations, with green tea antioxidants complementing yerba mate's natural benefits.
About the manufacturer
Té Verde y Jengibre comes from Canarias' exploration of complementary herbal and botanical blends beyond traditional offerings. The combination of Uruguayan yerba mate (P.U.1 cut) with selected green tea and ground ginger represents thoughtful ingredient pairing for both flavor and functional benefit. The blend maintains quality standards established by CAFES LA VIRGINIA S.A., ensuring consistency and genuine ingredient integration without artificial character.
How do you prepare Canarias Te Verde y Jengibre?
Canarias Té Verde y Jengibre prepares identically to other Canarias variants: fill your gourd two-thirds full, pour hot water (70-80°C), insert the bombilla, and drink. The blend works equally well as traditional hot mate and cold tereré, maintaining flavor balance across temperature ranges. The green tea and ginger components support digestive wellness alongside flavor, making it ideal for health-conscious consumption. The fine Uruguayan cut (P.U.1) with associated dust content requires hook or spoon bombillas to prevent clogging, but rewards proper preparation with distinctive taste combining yerba mate boldness with complementary botanical brightness.
CBSE Pomelo is a bright, citrusy flavored yerba mate featuring natural grapefruit aroma and sharp, refreshing character. This blend combines 99.4% yerba mate with 0.6% natural grapefruit flavoring, creating a clean ingredient profile with pronounced grapefruit peel scent. It's ideal for citrus lovers and those seeking sharp, zesty flavors with excellent performance as cold tereré for summer refreshment.
What does CBSE Pomelo taste like?
CBSE Pomelo tastes bright and zesty with sharp, refreshing grapefruit aroma and herbal depth from the yerba mate base combined with light citrus notes. The grapefruit character is pronounced, with reviewers noting it tastes more like grapefruit peel than the fruit itself, a sharp, energizing quality rather than sweet citrus. The overall taste remains herbal and complex, elevated by the citrus character, creating an invigorating and refreshing beverage without artificial aftertaste.
About the manufacturer
Pomelo comes from CBSé's commitment to clean ingredient profiles and natural flavorings. The blend uses pure yerba mate with natural grapefruit flavoring, no artificial colors or preservatives, and remains gluten-free and vegan-suitable. CBSé's quality standards ensure consistency across their single-flavor citrus offerings, maintaining the integrity of genuine grapefruit aroma without synthetic character.
How do you prepare CBSE Pomelo?
CBSE Pomelo prepares identically to other CBSé variants: fill your gourd two-thirds full, pour hot water (70-75°C), insert the bombilla, and drink. The blend particularly excels as cold tereré during warm weather, when the bright grapefruit character becomes especially refreshing and appealing. It pairs well with lime or other citrus beverages for those seeking bold citrus experiences.
Perfectly balanced smoky-bitter elements blend very well with passion fruit oil. The taste is very refreshing. It is reminiscent of mate tea blends that contain mint. Fruity accents are noticeable after adding some water. Although Guarani Maracuya is generally not too intense, its mild and harmonious aroma remains even after several additions of water.
More citrus means more flavor complexity. Taragui Cítricos del Litoral combines orange, mandarin, and grapefruit in one harmonious blend, creating a refreshing taste that balances fruity brightness with authentic Argentine earthiness. This is yerba mate for those who want their flavoring to have dimension and depth.
What does Taragui Citricos taste like?
Taragui Citricos tastes like dried yerba mate leaves adorned with aromas of three citrus fruits at once, orange, mandarin, and grapefruit work together to create a refreshing, harmonious profile that's both complex and balanced. The triple citrus blend combines brightness with the earthy, traditional mate foundation, creating something that feels sophisticated without being overly perfumed. It's citrus that enhances rather than masks what makes Taragui special.
About the manufacturer
Taragui Cítricos is part of Las Marías' ""Flavors of the World"" series, blending yerba from different regions of Argentina and different harvest periods for maximum complexity. The natural citrus flavorings (no artificial additives) combine with air-dried leaves verified to be PAH-free by Eurofins laboratory in Germany. These certifications and family expertise spanning 85+ years ensure consistent quality in every sip.
How do you prepare Taragui Citricos?
Prepare Cítricos using standard mate technique: fill your gourd three-quarters full with the blend, tilt and add lukewarm water, then hot water at 70-80°C. This one's absolutely ideal for tereré (cold mate) on hot summer days, as the citrus flavors really sing when served ice-cold with cold water or even fresh juice.
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